Table 17

Diff-in-diff robustness check: effect of equity agreements with banks on FinTechs' website traffic (Model 2a) for the time window (−1, 4)

Time intervals−1 to 0−1 to 1−1 to 2−1 to 3−1 to 4
Panel A – Dependent variable: G_Trends
Post*Bank_Equity0.1000.244*0.278*0.271*0.306**
(0.129)(0.133)(0.156)(0.159)(0.119)
Post*Age−0.054−0.053−0.088**−0.098**−0.104***
(0.034)(0.037)(0.041)(0.041)(0.040)
Firm fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYes
Year fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYes
N° observations156225277315341
R20.0380.0360.0370.0320.033
F-stat1.4942.617*3.721**3.811**4.328**
Panel B – Dependent variable: G_Trends_Growth
Post*Bank_Equity0.0420.142*0.270*0.3580.489
(0.042)(0.087)(0.160)(0.235)(0.337)
Post*Age−0.017*−0.025−0.053−0.072−0.092
(0.010)(0.020)(0.036)(0.049)(0.065)
Firm fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYes
Year fixed effectsYesYesYesYesYes
N° observations156225277315341
R20.0340.0280.0260.0240.017
F-stat1.3272.0082.558*2.811*2.188

Note(s): The coefficient of the interaction Post*Bank_Equity3) measures the effect of equity agreements with banks on the website traffic of treated FinTech firms compared to control units and can only be estimated when considering also post-treatment periods. All the specifications include firm fixed effects, time fixed effects and the interaction Post*Age. The columns show the results of separate panel regressions for each time interval, with the dummy Post equal to 1 in the years when we want to evaluate the effect of strategic alliances with banks and 0 in pre-treatment period (−1). Standard errors are clustered at firm level. Significance levels: *, **, *** for 10%, 5% and 1%, respectively

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